Craycombe Cafe in Wychavon

Was pleasantly surprised to find the cafe, pleasant enough surroundings although a little quiet background music would help to soften the atmosphere. Ordered tea and coffee, cake and scone. Our order was taken quickly. Long wait for drinks to arrive although others who arrived after us had received their food. Had to go and ask where cakes were to be told scone was in the oven. Eventually arrived, still frozen, returned not much of an apology, cake was a little dry, especially being told produce made fresh every day ! By this time we had nearly finished our drinks. On payment no apology, no offer of free drink, very disappointed, not sure we saw prices for drinks and cake, nearly £13 for scone and butter, no cream or jam. Sadly, won’t be returning.

This was the first time I had visited this establishment and on my friend’s recommendation we decided to eat at Cafe Craycombe. There was a distinct English charm about the place the staff were very attentive and we were seated very quickly, I had the full English breakfast which was perfect served with whole grain bread in all a very satisfactory experience, I will definitely be visiting Cafe Craycombe again.

We were on our way home from a week in N Wales, saw a small sign by the side of the road. A welcome sight as we were in need of a stop! Even though the staff were ready to start closing up, they were happy to make us a pot of tea and get us some yummy cake. They also sell farm produce: fresh eggs, tomatoes, courgettes, jams, oils.

Extremely attentive service, excellent food and great value for money! Really would recommend to any group

Myself and my sister visited on my recommendation as I had been last year a few times with my husband. How disappointed was I. We waited to be seated and they cleaned the table whilst we were waiting to sit down. We waited a good 5 minutes for them to take our order. We ordered a coffee and walnut cake and coffee for two the price in the board was £2.80, for the cake. After a good ten minutes or more the coffee and cake arrived. The cake was rather dry which was not the best the coffee was acceptable. After arriving home my sister looked at the receipt after thinking it was rather expensive for what we had. We were charged £3.30 for each slice and £3.90 for the each coffee. We don’t know how much the coffee was advertised at but was over charged for the cake.

Never been here before, but needed to stop for a quick bite. Absolutely delightful staff and very tasty food. The soup of the day with warm granary roll was delicious. Also, the BLT of the day was amazing. Very genteel and English experience. Would stop here again if we were anywhere nearby.

The Quality is good. They take dogs. the service is good Plenty to choose from. Always stop on the way back from Evesham Country Park, as the food is way better here

Superb cafe, we both had the soup with warmed rolls and butter. Soup had a real depth of flavour and the rolls were delicious, seeded. Service was excellent and the prices are reasonable too. Well Worth a visit.

We were travelling from North Devon to Cambridgeshire and were rerouted on to the A44 because of delays. We were very lucky because otherwise we wouldn't have found this little gem of a cafe. The staff were excellent the atmosphere was excellent (until ruined by my speaker on my phone rerouting us again which made everyone laugh) and the food was perfect in every way.

Had lunch with two friends here. The food was absolutely wonderful. Mediterranean wraps to die for. Service was a touch slow, but we weren't in a hurry particularly and the food made up for it.

Outstanding service and by far the best Salad Niçoise I’ve ever had. The desserts are always good and the apple pie is off the scale.

We called in for a quick coffee and decided to have a cake as well. Great coffee and cake served by polite and helpful staff. We also purchased their hand cut marmalade and “French” pate which were also exceptional. We’ll be back very soon.

Delicious lunch and great coffee!! Called in for lunch on the way to Worcester. Warm and friendly welcome. Place was buzzing with a lovely atmosphere. Lots of room to sit outside and enjoy the day. You can tell that they use locally sourced ingredients from the first mouthful. Far better cappuccino than any of the national chains. Highly recommended.

We have been a few times now and just love the soup and sandwich combo! And hot chocolate is great to! Friendly staff nice food not bad priced quick service a++++

Visited here for a quick takeaway coffee on our travels. The guy who served me was super friendly and accommodating. Lattes were very hot, but slightly weak. Only downside was no decaf coffee available, but we would go back again and this time try their food.

First visit back and sadly disappointing Firstly in spite of booking was told to wait outside while several customers entered from outside to pay Ok the menus are less extensive but with the platter missing that was disappointing too Took ages to be served but it was a safe place with measures in place

We had a nice meal of soup and jacket potato, and felt comfortable, with the tables well spaced out. There is a separate entrance and exit, and the staff maintain high standards of cleaning and protection.

A limited menu but first class produce, well cooked. Plenty of parking, well spaced, well sanitised tables and pleasant staff. Worth a visit, or two.

Good Comfortable Seating Inside & Outdoors .Good Choice Of Freshly Madesandwiches & Cakes Etc. Plus Some Hot Daily Specials On The " Board ".Very Friendly & Helpful Staff. Very Clean & With Covid Precautions In Place .On Site Parking .Have Been There Many Times --Twice In Past Two Weeks . Always Been Very Pleased With Everything.

Magnificent setting within an old farmstead - friendly and helpful staff - and wonderful fresh sandwiches and at affordable prices. Great parking anf signage which drew our attention to it (coming from Worcester direction!). Lovely place - recommend and will return! Excellent Covid-19 protection and a great sense of safety.

I thoroughly recommend this cafe The staff are lovely and friendly Freshly prepared food Tasty specials Coffee is excellent Always a great lunch here

How hard is it to keep your opening times up to date? An hours journey for day planned around lunch here and browsing the shops ......everything closed...I saw a couple of other people drive in and then out of the car park! Come on, think of your (potential and now put off) customers !

Nice Sunday, so walked from village after checking Google for opening times, but not open as advertised when we got there!

Great atmosphere, gentle good-humoured staff who are quietly attentive without being invasive. The cook is very gifted. he loves what he does and has the expertise and experience to deliver. The standard menu is all resh and is lifted from the ordinary by well-judged ingredients. The specials board contain familiar dishes with that little extra bit of attention to set it apart. There are no canned sauces of gravies, everything is made from scratch and the apple pie is so sublime, it might be described as positively evil!

We stopped here about a month ago and we were just in time for a lovely cooked breakfast. Plenty of parking.The service was prompt, all freshly cooked and the waitress Helen made us very welcome. A smile makes all the difference to any cafe whether a quick coffee or a meal. She made us feel relaxed and we wanted to acknowledge it on a review so thanks Helen and all the team.We will be back again and look forward to another great breakfast .

We drive all the way from Wolverhampton for the best breakfast ever, and the loveliest staff!Found this little gem quite by accident but decided it was our best breakfast ever! (And we’ve had quite a few!)Everything cooked to perfection, sumptuous cafe latte and service that’s exemplary.Can’t wait to come back!

The cafe is in a lovely building with exposed beams and intimate but not-crowded dining layout. Sandwiches were good but not great. The standout memory of the cafe Craycombe will be that the staff brought absolutely zero personality to the table. the lady who served us seemed outright miserable. We'll probably give them a second chance one day.

We called in for a light lunch at this delightful cafe. The staff were friendly and the room was nicely laid out with exposed beams but a modern feel. You can also sit outside weather permitting. We ordered the coronation chicken wrap which came with crisps and salad garnish and was delicious. I ordered the jacket potato with bacon Brie and cranberry which also came with salad garnish it was very tasty and a good size. The cafe is licensed so we enjoyed a glass of wine and a bottle of beer with our food. There’s parking right outside the door and a number of other outlets to visit nearby including a lovely deli. It’s easy to find as it’s right opposite Evesham golf club.

We visited for lunch today on the way to Evesham. Very friendly welcoming staff as always. I had the pork pie with various nice extra items. See photo. It was very good and filling. My wife had the chicken and sweetcorn baguette which she enjoyed. We shared an apple pie with custard. We think charging an extra 90p for the custard is excessive, our only complaint. We will be happy to return soon.

We visited for morning refreshments. The victoria sandwich was good and the tea OK, albeit a bit weak. Service was also fast and friendly.The "cafe" seemed more like a restaurant in both food choices and seating.Prices of some items were high - eg £2.40 for tea and £3.30 for a fruit scone and jam, although the impression we gained was that they were trying to deliver quality food.

The Butternut squash soup contained bacon pieces. Aargh! No mention of it at all on the specials board. We mentioned / complained to the waitress who was very apologetic saying that it was an error but still, failed to change the wording :-(

My wife & I stopped at the Craycombe "complex" to buy at the small shop attached to the cafe - just the place for excellent "country" food & "home-made" jams etc So we stayed & had a very welcome cup of coffee

First time I’ve been here and I live locally ! Sorry ! Anyway, staff were friendly and coffee good. There is plenty to choose from on the menu and food looked good. Sure we will return to sample some soon.

Great place for breakfast. Make sure you try the sausages which you can buy in the deli next door. make sure you book as it gets busy at weekends and lunchtimes

So glad we decided to give this cafe a visit. The breakfast was one of the best I've had in a long time. Lovely bacon and the sausages are my new no.1 favourite. Had to go and buy some from the little shop. Plenty of parking. Friendly staff. Clean and lovely coffee aroma as you walk in. We'll be back. Glad we only ordered the standard breakfast as it was so filling don't think we would have managed the big breakfast.

Had special breakfast here which was lovely at £6.95, but I got charged an extra £3.10 for Marm/Jam which I never ordered!!! Check your bill throughly...

This was our first visit, we spent a very pleasant lunch with friends.

This was a welcome stop after cycling 20 odd miles.

Superb breakfast choices, excellent quality food, very generous portion sizes, served piping hot with plenty of toast, a lovely environment (especially if it's warm enough to sit outside), run by warm & friendly people who deliver excellent service....ticks all the boxes...!! ("v)

Although the rain was pouring down, we saw this cafe and went in for coffee. Beautifully laid out and friendly service and very welcoming. My husband chose a cake and the contents of it were fully explained in case there was an allergy problem. The coffee was slightly 'thin' but had a good flavour.

Lovely service, very friendly. Great coffee, large is huge. Panini good, but served on a serviette which made it difficult to eat.

Lovely home cooked food. Enjoyable breakfast, egg slightly too done but rest was lovely. Waitress friendly and efficient. Would definitely return if down this end again

This cafe is on a small development comprising shops selling curtains, craft items, antiques, bridal goods etc. We visited for coffee and cakes. The Illy coffee was very flavoursome without being bitter. There was a good selection of home made cakes and also light meals, all at very reasonable prices. The staff were friendly and efficient. There is a small deli adjacent to the cafe.

I thought it is called Cravons café! Usually stop by here for a coffee when on the way to Pershore. But they have a menu and do meals.

this was a first visit to this cafe and i want be the last for my friends and i the food was excellent and all so a very friendly staff i had a disabled person with me and they was in a wheelchair and the staff could have been more helpful one of the staff came out and put a ramp down so we could get the wheelchair in more easely

The first time we visited we was on our way to Wales and stopped for coffee and cake, it was a lovely hot day and we were able to sit outside. We brought some sausages in the adjoining farm shop and went on our way. The sausages were gorgeous! Literally the nicest we have ever had so on the way back we tried to find the place to buy more but took a wrong turn and missed it. 18 months later we are still talking about the sausages so early one Saturday I looked the place up on Google and we drove 50 miles from Leicester to get there in time for breakfast and to buy some more sausages! We weren't disappointed, the breakfast was lovely, we sat inside as it was now winter and it was warm and cosy with lovely decor. My husband told the lady how far we had come and she was amazed and happy, all the staff are lovely. We brought more sausages and they were again lovely. We would highly recommend anyone in the area trying them and look forward to our next visit!

My husband had leek and potato soup. I had coronation chicken in a tortilla with accompaniments. Then the most delicious orange and polenta cake. The food was wonderful. Staff so friendly. A joy to eat in. Wish it was near to Lincolnshire where we live. THANK YOU

Lovely cafe in an old converted farm building, fresh food and very good service. Good tea, not the dishwater served up by some high street chains and some cracking cakes! Beautiful area, pop in and support this cafe it's well worth it.

My husband and I visited Craycombe Café for breakfast. The café was clean and bright and the service was good. The food was good quality and well cooked and we both enjoyed our breakfast. Unfortunately because they did not have any dairy free milk I was unable to have a hot chocolate to drink. We have now found another café in the area that serves soya milk for customers who are unable to drink normal milk so will not be returning to Craycombe, however I would recommend Craycombe to anybody who doesn't have a milk intolerance.

Popped in here with a friend as we were both at a loose end for a couple of hours at lunchtime. I had never been to Craycombe Retail Park before and although there is a huge sign listing the retailers, we didn't have time to fully look around on this occasion so will have to visit again.

Heading towards Evesham and needing to be fed. Spotted Cafe Craycombe on one of the roads into Evesham. It is in a converted cattle shed which has been nicely fitted out as a coffee shop. Had the nicest ham and mustard mayo sandwich I have ever had. Friendly and helpful service , so obviously I am happy to reccomend it. Will certainly return the time we are in the area. Thank you!

Pleasant cafe with friendly service and delicious cake. Had an enjoyable and interesting chat with lovely owner about her award winning marmalade - all made by her on the premises. Great selection of jams also for sale in adjacent farm shop - again all homemade with home grown fruits. Particularly good 'Seedless Bramble and Blackcurrant Jam'.

Modern, clean and friendly. Good service, comfortable indoor and outdoor seating (weather permitting!) good food, plentiful parking. Also a nice deli onsite. In a very pleasant countryside location, easy to find, next to Evesham Golf Club and with various other small and independent rural retailers, antiques etc onsite. Well worth a visit.

I come here often with aged mother. Very friendly and food delicious. They have a varied menu and we have...

A dozen or so years ago my wife and I had called by here on the way to Worcester. The...

Just popped into the cafe. Lovely friendly service excellent fresh sandwich and beautiful tea cakes. Highly recommended

Just outside Evesham, a great place to stop for a coffee. Lovely friendly staff. Pleasant outside area and a few little shops as well.

Sólo nos metimos en un desayuno ligero domingo, pero era de lo más agradable. Mis huevos estaban correctamente y bien, escalfados, huevos revueltos mientras mi esposa aparentemente estaban tan buenas como las que hago!

Fairly frequent visitor for a cuppa only, first time lunch visit with my wife.Lovely smart interior with oak beams and furniture; very pleasant and attentive staff; tasty and well presented food. Not your usual cafe grub at all. Jacket spud with brie and cranberry; brochette with guacamole and poached egg. Rustic lemonades etc.Not the cheapest by any means. I think that it was £6.50 for the potato and £7.00 something for the brochette. With the soft drinks and desert it all adds up. However, as an occasional special treat, very nice.Overall a pleasant experience.

We have been coming here for some time, roughly twice a month. Coffee is excellent and the food never fails-all freshly cooked. Staff are also very helpful and friendly.

Lovely food .excellent service .Chocolate torte was gluten free and lovely Highly recommended .Staff very helpful

Craycombe Cafe is delightful. There is indoor and outdoor seating, free parking, delicious home cooked food and lovely, friendly staff. It is always my first choice for lunch. Thank you, Colin and Dawn for many delicious lunches and I look forward to many more!!

Delicious and fresh food. Generous and friendly staff. Definite recommendation for all the family- probably need to expand!!!

Came here with my teenage daughter and my friend. Light, airy and very clean, we sat near the door. The menu is quite good, but nothing is marked as either vegetarian, gluten free or vegan, or with those options available. There is a specials board also. The waitress was friendly and clearly happy in her work. Daughter ordered tuna and cucumber sandwich, my friend had the foccacia, and I went for the soup.Everything is made fresh, and daughter was happy with her plate of sandwiches, which came with a few dressed salad leaves and some crisps. My friends board had the foccacia piled with roasted peppers, mozzerella, and pesto, a side salad, and some olives. My soup was pea and spinach, and came with chunks of bread and butter. Daughter loved her sandwich, and ate it all. My friend really enjoyed her platter and said it was quite delicious. My soup was great, but the bowl was quite small I thought, for the price of nearly five pounds. This is why I have given four, not five stars, also, because the sandwiches were pricey, too. I must be getting old if £11 seems too much for a sandwich and a small bowl of soup! Shame though, as it was a lovely place to stop.

Craycombe Cafe is a lovely little find. Situated on a small rural retail village it has indoor and outdoor seating, free parking, delicious home cooked food and lovely, friendly staff.Booking may be necessary as it gets busy and you're not hurried off your table, lots of time to enjoy their good coffee following you lunch.It's also attached to a deli so you can take some of the scrummy food home with you

We have our boat mooring near here and it's our first visit up to Evesham in 2017.We came here last year for lunch and it was superb. Just popped in for tea and a breakfast bap again superb!Looking forward to another time up here this year.

Craycombe is only about 1/2mile from my house so I go there often either for a coffee, a bite to eat or visit the shop.Both the cafe and shop are excellent. The staff are welcoming and friendly. Nice atmosphere, always busy but service is quick and food excellent and their corn bread is to die for!!

A friend and I popped in for a lunch snack. I had the most awesome soup, baked squash with chilli and crispy bacon bits. The chilli wasn't noticeable really but it enhanced the soup wonderfully. And the accompanying bread was fresh and tasty too. There is a short menu; other than the three specials the only other hot food was baked potatoes. But there was a long list of baguettes and fillings, and there are cakes. The carpark is unsurfaced and would challenge disabled or elderly, but they can be dropped off right by the door which is opposite the car park. The servers are friendly and knowledgable. We chatted two hours over our meals and never felt other than welcome. I'll visit again.

Stopped over for tea & coffee; Very quaint little cafe. Ordered a chocolate cake & partner ordered apple crumble. All produce was fresh could taste the difference in comparison to bigger chains. Prices are reasonable considering its all cooked & prepared on site. Highly recommend.

First visit and a very pleasant experience will certainly go again and will be looking forward to it.Everything was first class

My granddaughter suggested thisSo good we went for lunch two days runningIs part of a multi function barn conversion unitSeems family run with great enthusiasm and talentNot cheap but Excellent quality and valueSuper sarnies and soupsCakes to die for Has mini deli next door for all those treats you would never think of buying until you saw themEven the local bottled ale is reasonably pricedSome interesting cider tooBE WARNEDBlink after the Chequers turn off as you heading for Evesham and you will miss it on the left Spotless airy and promptly servedA GemWorth a trip out just for lunch

Went here for the first time a couple of weeks ago.Was very pleasantWe sat outside and enjoyed the air.Lunch was soup for me and a sandwich for my mother.....both very good qualityNice little shop attached selling lovely fresh produce.Service was good.

I always look forward to a return visit to Craycombe. I spent 5 hours there on Sunday eating and catching up with friends. The service was impeccable as always and we never felt rushed along. We were provided with endless pots of Earl Grey tea and delicious hot frothy lattes. The baguettes were very generously filled. Mine with melting brie, bacon and cranberry...mouthwatering. There's a wide range of cakes and homemade deserts. The bakewell and custard was the perfect comfort pudding. I love it here and will keep coming back.

Stopped here for lunch on way back from holiday and found the food and service good, choice was excellent and covered most tastes. Prices were a bit high but the food and drink quality was good

Good, quick service by friendly staff. The pots of tea are very generous, I got about 2 and a 1/2 cups from it! Not a huge variety of cakes but maybe that's just cause I didn't like the ones they had there so that's probably my own personal problem haha! Was a very nice place!

Should you ever find yourself visiting Evesham from the north, then about four miles from your final destination (directly opposite a golf course), is a charming development of delightful shops, containing one of the nicest cafes that you could ever wish to find find. Beautiful ambiance, excellent food and drinks and charming staff. All the food is prepared from local produce and next door they have a small deli where these products can be purchased. Do give it a try - you will not regret it.

Just popped in for a snack. The café is well fitted out , clean light a airy. The menu is just right with afternoon snacks, cream teas etc., they also do breakfasts for the early birds

Can't get too excited about this place, it's just a nice place serving a decent range of options. Nice friendly service and reasonable value.

We've just returned from a 3 day break in the Cotswolds, based in beautiful Broadway, and we stumbled across this cafe on our way there whilst looking for a place to get lunch. The cafe doesn't look especially attractive from the outside but internally this beamed barn is a very pleasant space which also has dining facilities on a courtyard at the rear to be enjoyed when the weather is fine. The menu contains the usual sandwich/salad/jacket potato light lunch selection but it was the Day's Specials selection which, for me, lifted this cafe's offerings above others we visited. My husband enjoyed an obviously home-made - thick, tasty & nourishing - broccoli & blue cheese soup & I had the beautifully cooked & presented pan fried salmon on locally grown asparagus with hollandaise sauce. Everything was piping hot. Service was friendly & effective. There is a neighbouring deli selling local produce & a few other businesses clustered around. The cafe's toilets are clean & modern. Plenty of parking just yards away from the front door. Very happy to recommend on the basis of our experience.

We stopped here for the 2nd year running on our way up to the NEC. Lovely place to take a break, have coffee and cake and a quick look round the little shops in the courtyard. Lots of cakes to choose from and friendly staff.

Lovely tea at the cafe and some tasty cakes on offer which can't fail to tempt! Delighted to find some antique shops round the other side and I bought a beautiful pair of regency gilt mirrors from Manormonkeys. What a lovely relaxing spot to potter - I'll be back for lunch next time and maybe more shopping too!

Never fails to serve excellent food, friendly service and lovely surroundings. Breakfast us second to non.

My children and I always pop in for a drink and lunch after we have been to the hairdressers that is also on the site. The soup here is always beautiful and very tasty. The menu offers loads of choice and staff are very helpful and do not rush you.

If a tea cake is stale and u toast it , it will still be hard and stale . Took ages to come couldn't eat it ,sent it back next one came just has bad , gave up and went home

We have visited Café Craycombe on a number of occasions and enjoyed a good cup of coffee with a light meal; all of which have been excellent. Today I had a full English breakfast. Two good sized rashers of dry cured bacon, a thick sausage, tomato, beans, a superb large flat mushroom and two of the tastiest eggs I have eaten in years. I can honestly say that this is the best cooked breakfast I have ever bought! Well done Café Craycombe. Good locally sourced food simply cooked to perfection.

Great coffee and refreshments in a refurbished barn. There is a small menu that changes daily. They also have a special oven for jacket potatoes which are consistently good, with a choice of fillings. The cafe also has an attached deli selling local produce. The cooked breakfasts served till 11.30am are superb. Service is good, but it is a popular venue and next to the Vale Golf Club, so there are times when it's busy. Worth the wait for a table though.

We called here when passing through and had a cuppa and cake. A nice little place which was pretty busy. We'd call here again

Welcome, and clean, service prompt and polite. Food served quick but it was quite and cooked to order. Very taste, would go back again

Arrived at restaurant 12-30 on saturday 14/11/15 for lunch,we have had many pleasant meals here in the past-but not today. found a table and sat at it,were studying the menu when the waitress comes along and says 'sorry but this table is reserved' i said there is not a reserve sign here,she says no i am just putting one on now,on asking if there was another table available was told NO there wasn't on saying to the waitress did she think this was good customer service she replied WE ARE BUSY,clearly they don't care about customers,as long as they are busy. we left never to return.We always go to farm shop and buy things there as well,not today.I must say i have never been treated so badly. They couldn't even be bothered to send a manager to speak to us,they sent a young waitress.Doesn't even deserve one star.Hope you have better service.!!!!!

Wife and I fancied breakfast before going on holiday - Went to Craycombe - good idea will go again - lovely food and good service

We stopped here on a lovely sunny Sunday morning, and sat outside at the back in a courtyard to enjoy our coffee. This is now a perfect stopping place on the Evesham to Worcester road. The present owners have made great efforts to inprove this in the last few years, and it is now a lovely cafe with a deli/produce shop attached.

A great place for a leisurely, quality breakfast, cooked to order using local ingredients. Coffee is lovely. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the attached deli is worth a visit. Lunches are also excellent. My wife and I have never been disappointed by food or service. Well worth a visit!

Probably the best pea and ham broth I've ever eaten. Truly delicious. Great to see the signature marmalade bread and butter pudding back. The quality of food and service never fails to please. A delightful cafe and a firm favourite.

Purely be chance we spotted Craycombe from the road on the way to Broadway. What a little gem of a place! Lovely warm welcome, spotlessly clean, and oh probably the best breakfast I have ever had ( and that's saying something) Cooked to perfection with hot fresh toast and tea- we couldn't want for more. We will definitely be making a return trip, even though it's a good hour drive for us- absolutely first rate in every way.

Popped in mid morning for a great coffee, and had some brunch. The toast with mushrooms were divine ! My partners bacon egg roll was first class. Very friendly bunch of ladies, and we left very happy bunnies. Popped into the deli attached, which is small and a bit pricey, but with a few nice unusual tasty things to buy.

Greeted well and the food was good, we all had the goulash ....very tasty .....it has to be said that we lacked for nothing in the good service they provided for a host of either cyclists dropping in for a quick bite, or us, for a nice meal. Shut that door cyclists ! It can get a bit drafty but we knew that and we knew to put on a jumper. Lovely barn and thanks for a lovely meal. Also enjoyed looking at the other places on site with good quality restored furniture etc.

We went in for any early lunch on Sunday and it was lovely - had the special dishes - cassoulet and also chicken in white wine with great potatoes. The service was very friendly and there is a good choice of cold drinks. I agree with the previous revue that the menus are falling apart and give a bad impression, our guests were panicking at that point but the food was good. The little things do matter.There is no website or opening hours listed anywhere so just to let you know, open 7 days a week 10am to 4pm.

Torn and dirty/soiled menus. Marks on wall by table. Dirty menu holder. Not a good start, but the soup and sandwich were good.Improve the housekeeping please.

A lovely cafe serving top quality, freshly cooked food, home-made cakes and puddings; excellent service from friendly staff. Lunch comprised chicken chasseur with lovely vegetable rice. (Deeply flavoured sauce was excellent.) The chocolate torte was rich and velvety. A regular venue for us for either an informal light lunch or afternoon 'tea and sticky'. Great!

Pulled in here by chance on the way to Chipping Campden. The title says it all...welcome break, having just come off the M5 and hungry and not fancying expensive MWay services food, the best pea and ham broth I've ever tasted and gluten free cake. This clean and friendly cafe caters for all diets and all home cooked on the premises. Hygiene is huge preference to myself when eating out and this little cafe got full marks. We will certainly visit again in the future.